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| | | ... economy. The more the government saves, the more households save, the more businesses saves. Guess it's up to Governor Glen Stevens to save the day. But tell me how anyone could afford to pay zero percent interest rates with zero income? Saving for a ... |
| | | | ... implemented by the Reserve Bank of Australia about a year or so before? If you bother to read the nuances of RBA chief Glen Stevens' statements over the past two months, it certainly is looking that way. On 22 February, Governor Glen told the House of ... |
| | | | ... more bites on the official cash rate. I bet that these bets are being rethought as I punch away on my keyboard. Governor Stevens should have stuck with his statement after the RBA's February meeting that, "Though the full impact of this [the 1.75% rate ... |
| | | | ... product. Many funds are just treating MySuper as a chance to re-badge the default scheme they already have, said Darren Stevens, head of product for admin-technology provider Bravura Solutions. While this will still solve some of the historical problems ... |
| | | | ... Communications released its first half results on Friday. On the economic front this week, Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens addresses The Anika Foundation on Tuesday, and the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases consumer price index ... |
| | | | ... release their Survey of Consumer Sentiment for June. In Brisbane, the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Glenn Stevens, addresses an Economic Society of Australia luncheon. There is no significant equities news scheduled on Wednesday. Among ... |
| | | | ... presented by the merger of our businesses," said John Atkin, chief executive, Trust Company. In addition to Botica, Cathy Stevens has joined as executive general manager of business operations and information systems and Chris McDermott as general manager ... |
| | | | ... contract was two points higher at 4,776. In economics news on Thursday, Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) governor Glenn Stevens delivered a speech in London overnight to a luncheon of Australian Business in Europe. The Australian Bureau of Statistics ... |
| | | | ... times forever. This is not the case today. We still hear clarion calls, doubts, suspicions and dare I say it again, 'dead cat bounce' calls. The rally in equity markets is not yet commensurate to the amount of liquidity that is flooding the system. When ... |
| | | | ... investment in the year ahead ignited speculation that the RBA will raise interest rates as early as next month. Governor Stevens' statement saying that cash rates would need to rise from the "emergency" level of 3.0 per cent at some point in time fired ... |
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